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Loving shout out to @leenarinne and @davidpayneful for being such gracious hosts last night! by @pseudoryan

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I’ve watched this almost every year since I was a kid. But I never noticed this little detail…
Inside joke?
Some level of inception?
I’m asking QAnon…. by @pseudoryan

I did the thing. Fingers crossed that it makes a difference.
And for all my non-voting friends, I voted with your best interests in mind.
(You’re welcome!) by @pseudoryan

Okay, so for 2027, my KBP picks are Spoon, Westside Cowboy , Kim Gordon, Jungle, and Mercury Rev. I’d be curious how the Deftones are holding up, and maaaybe Frankie and the Witch Fingers….as always, some of the coolest acts are in the small print. I’d say it’s a pretty solid line up👍 by @pseudoryan

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We mourned the loss of a loving friend yesterday. At the same time, I could feel how much love and respect was in that arena for him. It was truly an honorable farewell for a hero.
We love you, Johnny! by @pseudoryan

My friend Johnny Stevens…
Back in 1989, I was asked to join my friends band, because they needed a guitarist. That sounded like a lot of fun so I agreed. And it was at that first practice, when I met my friend of almost 40 years, John Stevens. This band, along with Derek, Paul, and Dave, became known as RIght Side Up, which was a hardcore band based on the bands we all loved at the time. We would play five shows between February and June of 1989, three of which at The Word, and two at the infamous Speedway Cafe. In this band, my buddy John and I would share the stage with such great local bands such as Insight, Better Way, Headstrong, Starving Artist, and the Bad Yodelers, along with national touring bands like the Obituaries, the Mr. T Experience, Slapshot, and BL’AST. Though our stint in the band was short lived, I still had the best times playing with Johnny, as well as hanging out with the guy. He was never without funny stories and jokes, and always had that big smile, like he was always glad to see you. Over the years, we went our separate ways, but reconnected on occasion through our love of live music and mutual friends. And he always had a hug waiting for you when you saw him after long periods of time as if your friendship didn’t skip a beat. Johnny was the toughest guy I knew, being a Marine and a firefighter, at the same time being one of the sweetest, most caring guys I’ve ever met. He was your friend, and your brother. The news of his passing last week is still putting me in a state of shock, but I am so thankful that I have those great times hanging out with him and all the memories I had when he and I first started playing music together all those decades ago.
Rest in Power, sweet friend!
@station_8_truckie by @pseudoryan

My stalker wears adorable costumes. by @pseudoryan

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So I finally got to cross the Sex Pistols off the list.
Kinda nostalgic for me, since “Never Mind the Bullocks” was one of the first punk records I ever bought, back in junior high. Last night they played with touring vocalist Frank Carter, and they were a lot of fun. It just goes to show that the original three Pistols can rock out no matter who the frontman is. And Frank brought the energy that one would expect from a Sex Pistols show.
Starcrawler opened up the show and I’ll admit that they were so much better than the last time I saw them. I also ran into a bunch of old friends, which was great, and the show ended before my bedtime, so it was a pretty great evening. by @pseudoryan

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